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Workers struck at hundreds of workplaces across Brazil on Thursday of last week. Thousands marched in the main cities of Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro.

Around 100,000 student protesters disrupted the polls at Chile’s primary elections last week. 

Over 200,000 people took to the streets of Chile on Wednesday of last week.

Dozens of students stormed a meeting on the education budget in Chile’s senate building in Santiago on Thursday of last week.

Mike Stanton reports on Chile's explosive student movement following the two day general strike

The young have taken the streets of Chile, and transformed them into theatres, circuses and platforms for a huge protest movement.

Over one million students, parents, lecturers, workers and young people took part in mass demonstrations in cities throughout Chile on Monday.

Set against the backdrop of the Chilean coup of 1973, Post Mortem explores a nation torn between left and right.

Chilean students joined the 100,000-strong protest against attacks on education last week. They are now set to join workers in a national strike against the government.

Thousands marched in the Chilean capital city Santiago on Thursday of last week in response to government attempts to ban student marches.

The entrapment and eventual release of 33 Chilean miners provoked a media frenzy. But beneath the self-serving sympathy of Chile's politicians lies the real story of solidarity.

The world’s media has been following the plight of the miners trapped in Chile’s San José mine in microscopic detail, but there is far less interest in the conditions the miners normally work in.